Sherborn Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Late mail ballots get tallied Nov. 9
Sherborn will tabulate late mail-in ballots Nov. 9 after Election Day polls close. From our own coverage: Clerk's office to tabulate late mail ballots.
Sherborn will tabulate late mail-in ballots Nov. 9 after Election Day polls close. From our own coverage: Clerk's office to tabulate late mail ballots.
Sherborn home sales ranged from $980,000 to $4 million in October, new figures show. From our own coverage: October home sales span $980,000 to $4 million.
Dover-Sherborn High School opens its fall play with three performances this week. Also in today's brief (19 items): Dover-Sherborn hosts Jazz Brunch Sunday; Inter Academy soccer games set for Laurel Fields; UUAC holds Dia de los Muertos CASA fundraiser; Senior Youth Group meets at UUAC Sunday.
Sherborn recorded 15 property deed transfers in October, 10 with disclosed sale prices ranging from $980,000 to $4,000,000 and a median of $1,175,000.
Sherborn Fire Department to host open house with helicopter landing Sunday at Laurel Fields. From our own coverage: Finance Committee sets 3.25% COLA for FY28; Clerk's office to open early ballots Oct. 31.
Sherborn will open early voted ballots Oct. 31 ahead of the Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Finance Committee weighs FY28 cost-of-living raise; Sherborn to open early ballots Oct. 31.
Sherborn's unfunded retiree health care liability grew to $8.6 million, Select Board actuary reports. From our own coverage: Select Board preps Dec. 3 warrant amid rising retiree costs.
Planning board votes 4-0 to recommend Meadowbrook senior housing rezoning for December meeting. From our own coverage: Planning board advances Meadowbrook rezoning plan; Health board weighs septic repairs, reorg vote.
The Finance Committee voted 6-2 to recommend a 3.25% cost-of-living raise for fiscal 2028 and unanimously approved flat budget guidance.
Sherborn's health board took up a full slate of septic permits, including a contested Millbourne Farm variance. From our own coverage: Health board works through septic permit slate; Home sales roundup spans $800,000 to $4 million.
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